HO-HEY Designs
HO-HEY Designs
Thanks for the quick ship! threw it together yesterday and seated the pads real quick. Put a good 40 minute sesh on it and i gotta say i like how responsive it is having a dedicated caliper. im not the least bit sketched out for tank/HC coasters. good lookin out!
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Re: HO-HEY Designs
Re: HO-HEY Designs
I started to get that bracket for my R6. I noticed Hohey doesn't offer the 4piston cliper bracket for the r6 yet. That would be nice I bet.
I wasn't sure wether or not I'm keeping this bike at the time so I bought a used Fullthrottle cable style HB. I'm happy so far I love it but I deffinately want to try out the Hohey espaecially if he makes the 4 piston.
On a side note.... I wonder has anybody (HOHEY!!!!) tried making a radial mount dual caliper. That would be overkill but pimp indeed. The radial calipers are about the same price as the older style on Ebay.
Re: HO-HEY Designs
I think the perfect setup would be large rear rotor and dual stock calipers.
You would get your braking power from the size of the rotor and the ability to modulate your rear brake alot better just like the front for stoppies. Imagine a 320mm rear rotor and how smooth you could be with that brake.
I think I read along time ago A.C. said he had the front rotor off of some yamaha on the rear of his 636. I think OMR was dicussing it with him.
You would get your braking power from the size of the rotor and the ability to modulate your rear brake alot better just like the front for stoppies. Imagine a 320mm rear rotor and how smooth you could be with that brake.
I think I read along time ago A.C. said he had the front rotor off of some yamaha on the rear of his 636. I think OMR was dicussing it with him.
Re: HO-HEY Designs
I think the perfect setup would be large rear rotor and dual stock calipers.
You would get your braking power from the size of the rotor and the ability to modulate your rear brake alot better just like the front for stoppies. Imagine a 320mm rear rotor and how smooth you could be with that brake.
I think I read along time ago A.C. said he had the front rotor off of some yamaha on the rear of his 636. I think OMR was dicussing it with him.
You would get your braking power from the size of the rotor and the ability to modulate your rear brake alot better just like the front for stoppies. Imagine a 320mm rear rotor and how smooth you could be with that brake.
I think I read along time ago A.C. said he had the front rotor off of some yamaha on the rear of his 636. I think OMR was dicussing it with him.










